Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-06-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Every kind of stamps at 721 Chapel street
Pocketbooks and card cases at Dorman's
Next Sunday will be children's day at tn,
st. John street NJ E. church.
Rev. Joel S. Ives, of Srratford, contem
plates taking trip to Europe this summer
The Turner's of Bridgeport commenced
this week the erection of Turn hall in that
city.
The license of Catherine Kivlan, of Ham,
den, was revoked yesterday by the county
commissioners.
George Cecil, father of the late Mrs. S. s.
Sanford of Bridgeport, died in New York
Saturday, aged sixty -four.
Rescue lodge No. 80, I. o. g. T., give al
ice cream festival at English Hall this even
ing. A large attendance is expected.
A. L. Ditmar, the insurance agent who
disappeared from here suddenly year age
leaving many creditors behind, has been seen
in Cincinnati.
Two or three citizens have not recovered
fully from their trip to New Haven last Fri
day. Their aching heads are yet too large.
Hartford Times.
The new beer brewery in Meriden costing
$3.50, 900 is about completed. The premises
are few hundred feet from the tracks of the
Consolidated road.
A large number of the blue jackets sta
toned on the Yantic had day off about
town yesterday and took in the sights from
East Rock Park to Savin Rock.
The Harry P. Earle organ recital at Battell
chapel last evening was attended by many
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programme was most creditably rendered.
A delegation of the Sassacus encampment,
1. o. o. F.. of this city strewed flowers Sun
day over the grave of the late Lieutenant
Colonel Bacon in the Birmingham cemetery.
Mr.. G. w. Judson, native of Stratford,
recently graduated from the Yale Divinity
school, is to be ordained pastor of the Con-
gregational church in Orange, Mass, July 1.
The third concert of the Church Choral
association of New Haven will take place at
the Atheneum next Thursday evening A
very pleasing entertainment is assured for
all who attend.
Mrs. Colonel Wright left yesterday for
stay of several weeks at Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Attorney Arthur w. Wright leaves to-mor-
row for q business trip to Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Kansas City and Omaha to be
absent several weeks.
There are twenty-four yachts already en-
tered for the eighth annual regatta of the
New Haven Yacht club next Friday. The
Erastus Corning will accompany the vessels
and there will be fine music in the air by
the Second regiment band.
Rev. DIR. Hovey oficiated on Sunday in
Bridgeport at the funeral of Miss Henriette,
the sixteen year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William 81. May. There was SPLEEN
did and very large array of floral tributes to
the memory of the deceased young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rowe, former old
residents of Fair Haven, but for the past
eighteen years citizens of Philadelphia, are
stopping on Temple street and expect to re-
main in this city long enough to see their
large circle of friends and acquaintance,
who will be much pleased to greet them as
on former occasions.
The steamer Messenger will have in her
new boiler to-day and Captain Foster will
commence running her to Lighthouse Point
and return for the season on Thursday The
boat will make frequent trips daily. On
Thursday, opening day, Captain Foster will
devote the day to making complimentary
trips for invited guests.
The funeral services over the remains of
the late A. S. Hotchkisa, of Hartford, will
be held at Mantle this forenoon, where his
family are residing in their summer cottage.
The remains will arrive at Hartford at Ills
to-day and funeral services will be held at
the grave in Spring Grove cemetery at 12
O'Clock. By the advice of her physician
Mrs. Hotchkiss, who is quite ill, will not
open her house in Hartford.